Engineering & Institutional Controls |
| Biennial Requirements
for Deed Notices and Engineering Controls |
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The DNG-001 "Guidance for Deed Notice &
Engineering Control Biennial Certification Form" document provides
information regarding provisions for biennial certifications resulting
from the January 6, 1998 "Brownfield and Contaminated Site Remediation
Act" N.J.S.A. 58:10B-1 et seq. (Updated Version Posted 19 March
2004)
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| Biennial
Certification Form for Classification Exception
Areas (CEAs) |
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The Technical Requirements for Site Remediation
(see, N.J.A.C. 7:26E-8.4) require the persons responsible to maintain
the engineering and institutional controls that are part of a remedial
action for a contaminated site to: (1) maintain those controls,
(2) perform periodic monitoring for compliance, and (3) submit biennial
certifications to the Department that the engineering and institutional
controls are being properly maintained and continue to be protective
of public health and safety and of the environment. The benefits
of the Department’s Covenant Not to Sue, for a site, may not
be maintained if these biennial certifications are not made. These
biennial certifications must also state the underlying facts and
include the results of any tests or procedures performed to support
the certification.
 The form, guidance, and instructions
(9 Jan 2004)
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Technical Guidance |
| Field Analysis Manual
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This manual will provide technical guidance
on how to comply with the department's Technical
Requirements for Site Remediation (N.J.A.C. 7:26E) with regard
to field analysis and will promote greater consistency and enhance
the department's ability to evaluate sample results. The procedures
and quality assurance/quality control requirements have been placed
into one document so that it is clear to those individuals performing
field analysis what is expected of them. The manual includes method
summaries, advantages and disadvantages, detectable compounds and
quality assurance/quality control requirements. Each project contains
variables that must be factored into a final field analysis plan,
but use of this manual will provide a level of confidence when presenting
the field analysis portion of a project plan for the department's
review. (July 1994)
Field Analysis Manual page
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| Guidance
for the Submission and Use of Data In GIS Compatible Formats Pursuant
to "Technical Requirements for Site Remediation" (TechGIS) |
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TechGIS Document page
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| Methanol Extraction
Method Document |
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The full titile is Methodology For The Field Extraction/Preservation
Of Soil Samples With Methanol For Volatile Organic Compounds, February
1997 This method describes the container preparation, field
sampling and field extraction/preservation procedure to be used
in conjunction with the analysis of soil samples for volatile organics.
The applicable analytical methods are SW-846 methods 8010B, 8015A,
8020A, 8021A, 8240B and 8260A found in the most recently promulgated
edition of USEPA's Test Methods For Evaluating Solid Waste and the
most current version of the Statement of Work for Organic Analysis,
Multi-Media, Multi-Concentration, USEPA Contract Laboratory Program.
(Feb 1997)
Methanol Extraction Method Document
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| 1998 Revised
Guidance Document for the Remediation of Contaminated Soils |
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This guidance document describes four types of remedial actions:
excavation, treatment, reuse, and capping. Each type is described
in its own section but is not intended to provide extensive information
on sampling or investigative procedures at a site. (18 Nov 98)
Remediation of Contaminated Soils
Document page
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| Guidance For
Sediment Quality Evaluations - November 1998 |
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The purpose of this document is to establish practical guidance
for the evaluation of sediment quality to be used in the ecological
risk assessment process associated with contaminated sites under
the jurisdiction of the Site Remediation Program (SRP) in the New
Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. Presented are procedures
and references that form a framework for qualitative and quantitative
determinations of actual or potential adverse ecological effects
and provide the basis for remedial decision-making and evaluation
of injury to natural resources in sediment media. (17 Jun 99)
Sediment Quality Guidance page
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| New Jersey Soil Cleanup
Criteria (NJ SCC) |
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A table of soil cleanup levels for several exposure scenarios
developed by the NJ DEP and modified from the 1992 proposed Cleanup
Standards for Contaminated Sites with changes based on comments
and new information. Revised May 12, 1999.
NJ Soil Cleanup Criteria page
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| Chromium
Soil Cleanup Criteria Documents |
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The Chromium Soil Cleanup Criteria
(Hudson Chromate Project; 1993 to 3 Sept 1998 plus Proposed 18 Sept
1998):
Chromium Soil Cleanup Criteria page
Summary of Basis and Background
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| Remedial Action Workplans
(RAW) Guide |
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 Word Perfect 5.1 document
(195 Kb)
 ZIP of the WP 5.1 document
(54 Kb)
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| "Disperse"
Ground Water Model for MTBE or TBA |
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Disperse.exe is a self-extracting archive file.
Disperse is an easy to use program which predicts the size and
duration of an MTBE or TBA plume using a classic Advection/Dispersion
equation. The program will quickly provide a conservative estimate
using data normally collected during a remedial investigation. No
computer or modeling expertise is required.
To install the program, download the file to your computer and
run it. It will automatically extract the files in the archive.
After extracting the files, run the file called setup to install
Disperse on your computer. If you need more information about installation
read the file called install.doc.
Self Extracting Zip file (1,743 Kb
.exe)
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| Alternative Ground Water
Sampling Techniques Guide |
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The Department's July 1994 Alternative Ground Water Sampling Techniques
Guidance Document provides a complilation of six (6) alternative methods
for the acquisition of ground water samples in lieu of monitoring
well installtion. This document should be used in conjunction with
the NJDEP
Field Sampling Procedures Manual, the
Site Remediation Program Field Analysis Manual, and the Technical
Requirements for Site Remediation (N.J.A.C. 7:26E) (July 1994)
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| Oxygen Releasing Compounds
(ORC) A New Jersey Perspective |
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During August 1998, the New Jersey DEP's Bureau of Underground Storage
Tanks participated in a Strategic Technology Exchange Workshop with
the USEPA's Office of Underground Storage Tanks and other state regulatory
agencies in Region 2. New Jersey's UST program presented guidelines
on the use of ORC material. This presentation is provided here as
general guidance for the use of ORC material in New Jersey.
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PDF
Microsoft Power Point PPT